Antique Exhaust Horn Cutout Foot Floorboard Kick Pedal Iron Model T Ford on 2040-parts.com
Newark, Ohio, United States
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vintage antique model a and t exhaust cut out and whistle pedal also used as horn pedal found it at estate sale appears to be in good condition moves freely but please see pics very closely for more detail for opinions very thanks for looking no international shipping good luck happy bidding |
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